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 ===== History of MonoGame ===== ===== History of MonoGame =====
  
-You can read about the history of MonoGame here: https://monogame.net/about.html+You can read about the history of MonoGame here: https://monogame.net/about/
  
 ===== History of Microsoft XNA ===== ===== History of Microsoft XNA =====
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 ===== Where Does MonoGame Sit ===== ===== Where Does MonoGame Sit =====
  
-=== Tool Engine ===+==== Tool Engine ====
  
 **Unity**: A widely-used game engine that supports C# scripting. It offers a comprehensive suite of tools for game development, including a visual editor, asset management, and a robust physics engine. Unity is ideal for both 2D and 3D game development. **Unity**: A widely-used game engine that supports C# scripting. It offers a comprehensive suite of tools for game development, including a visual editor, asset management, and a robust physics engine. Unity is ideal for both 2D and 3D game development.
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 **Godot**: An open-source game engine that supports C# scripting. It provides a flexible scene system, a visual editor, and a variety of tools for 2D and 3D game development. **Godot**: An open-source game engine that supports C# scripting. It provides a flexible scene system, a visual editor, and a variety of tools for 2D and 3D game development.
  
-=== Game Engine ===+**FlatRedBall**: A game development platform built in C# that is perfect for 2D game development. It includes tools like Glue, which generates boilerplate code, and supports integration with popular formats like Tiled and Spriter. 
 +==== Game Engine ====
  
 **Unity Engine**: The core of Unity, which runs the game and provides essential services like rendering, physics, and input handling. Unity's engine includes internal tools for debugging, profiling, and performance optimization. **Unity Engine**: The core of Unity, which runs the game and provides essential services like rendering, physics, and input handling. Unity's engine includes internal tools for debugging, profiling, and performance optimization.
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 **Unreal Engine**: The core of Unreal, which handles rendering, physics, and other low-level operations. It includes powerful internal tools for animation, AI, and networked multiplayer. **Unreal Engine**: The core of Unreal, which handles rendering, physics, and other low-level operations. It includes powerful internal tools for animation, AI, and networked multiplayer.
  
-=== Game Framework ===+**FlatRedBall Engine**: The core of FlatRedBall, which focuses on 2D game development. It provides efficiency, stability, and features refined over two decades. 
 +==== Game Framework ====
  
 **Unity Framework**: The underlying structure that supports game development in Unity. It includes components like the GameObject system, MonoBehaviour scripts, and the Unity API, which provide the building blocks for creating games. **Unity Framework**: The underlying structure that supports game development in Unity. It includes components like the GameObject system, MonoBehaviour scripts, and the Unity API, which provide the building blocks for creating games.
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 **Unreal Framework**: The underlying structure in Unreal Engine, including systems for actors, components, and blueprints. It provides the foundational elements needed to build complex game logic. **Unreal Framework**: The underlying structure in Unreal Engine, including systems for actors, components, and blueprints. It provides the foundational elements needed to build complex game logic.
  
-=== Framework ===+==== Framework ====
  
 **MonoGame**: A framework for building cross-platform games using C#. It provides a simple API for handling graphics, input, and audio, making it a popular choice for 2D game development. **MonoGame**: A framework for building cross-platform games using C#. It provides a simple API for handling graphics, input, and audio, making it a popular choice for 2D game development.
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 **Stride (formerly Xenko)**: An open-source C# game engine for realistic rendering and VR. It provides a full suite of tools for game development, including a visual editor and asset management. **Stride (formerly Xenko)**: An open-source C# game engine for realistic rendering and VR. It provides a full suite of tools for game development, including a visual editor and asset management.
  
-=== Raw Calls ===+==== Raw Calls ====
  
 **C++**: When performance is critical, developers might use C++ for low-level operations. This involves writing code that directly interacts with hardware or the operating system, bypassing higher-level abstractions. **C++**: When performance is critical, developers might use C++ for low-level operations. This involves writing code that directly interacts with hardware or the operating system, bypassing higher-level abstractions.
  
-=== Bare Metal Coding ===+==== Bare Metal Coding ====
  
 **Machine Code/Assembly**: The lowest level of programming, where developers write instructions directly for the CPU. This is rarely used in modern game development due to its complexity and the availability of higher-level tools. **Machine Code/Assembly**: The lowest level of programming, where developers write instructions directly for the CPU. This is rarely used in modern game development due to its complexity and the availability of higher-level tools.
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